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Do not use the abrasive cloth with the carpet glider.
Removing the floor cleaning cloth
1. Place one foot on the bottom corner of the floor
cleaning cloth and lift the floor nozzle up.
Illustration D
Note
Initially, the floor cleaning cloth's hook and loop fastener
strip is very strong and cannot be removed from the
floor nozzle easily. After the floor cleaning cloth has
been used several times and washed, it is easier to re-
move from the floor nozzle and it has reached the opti-
mum adhesion.
Removing the floor nozzle from the basic device
ATTENTION
Material damage due to an unstable device
Removing the floor nozzle makes the device unstable
and it can tip over and damage the device and floor cov-
ering.
Do not remove the floor nozzle from the basic device af-
ter installation.
Remove the floor nozzle only when sending the device
for servicing.
1. Press the OFF switch
Illustration S
2. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
Illustration T
3. Empty the water reservoir.
Illustration U
4. Hold the device by the handle.
5. Actuate the unlocking button on the floor nozzle.
6. The floor nozzle releases from the device and can
be removed.
Illustration W
7. Store the device safely in a horizontal position.
Carpet glider
The carpet glider is used for freshening up carpets.
ATTENTION
Beware of damaging the carpet glider and carpet
Contamination on the carpet glider, as well as heat and
moisture penetration, can result in the carpet being
damaged.
Use the carpet glider only with a microfibre floor cloth on
the floor nozzle.
Steam clean using only the correct steam stage when
using the carpet glider (see the display indicator on the
handle, carpet floor covering symbol - medium steam
stage).
Prior to the application, also check the heat resistance
and impact of steam on the carpet at an insignificant
spot using the smallest steam volume.
Observe the cleaning instructions from the carpet man-
ufacturer.
Prior to using the carpet glider, make sure that the car-
pet has been vacuumed and that stains have been re-
moved.
Prior to use and following operating pauses, remove
any possible water accumulation (condensate) in the
device by evaporating the condensate into a drain (with-
out floor cleaning cloth / with accessories).
In order to prevent too much moistening and to avoid
the risk of damage due to temperature effects, do not di-
rect the steam continuously onto one spot (maximum
5 seconds).
Do not use the carpet glider on deep-pile carpets.
Fastening the carpet glider to the floor nozzle
1. For fastening the floor cleaning cloth to the floor
nozzle, please refer to chapter
.
Illustration D
2. Using light pressure, allow the floor nozzle to slide
into the carpet glider and engage there.
Illustration E
3. Start cleaning the carpet.
Removing the carpet glider from the floor nozzle
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CAUTION
Beware of burns to your feet
The carpet glider can heat up during the steaming pro-
cess.
Do not operate or remove the carpet glider bare-footed
or using open sandals.
Only operate or remove the carpet glider using suitable
footwear.
1. Press the strap on the carpet glider downwards us-
ing your toecap.
2. Lift the floor nozzle upwards.
Illustration E
Care and service
Draining the water reservoir
ATTENTION
Device damage due to water putrefaction
If the device is not put into operation for more than 2
months, the water in the reservoir may putrefy.
Drain the water reservoir before breaks in operation.
1. Press the OFF switch.
The device is switched off.
2. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
3. Remove the reservoir cover.
4. Drain the water reservoir.
The cartridge can remain the water reservoir.
Illustration U
Replacing the decalcification cartridge
ATTENTION
Device damage and shortened service life
If the replacement intervals (indicator light) for the de-
calcification cartridge are not observed, there is a risk of
device damage and the service life of the device may be
shortened.
Observe the replacement intervals (indicator light).
Note
The replacement intervals depends on the local water
hardness. Areas with hard water (e.g. III/IV) have a
higher replacement interval than areas with soft water
(e.g. I/II).
Indicator lamp at end of the run time
The "decalcification cartridge indicator light" indicates
when the decalcification cartridge has to be replaced:
●
The indicator light flashes 2 hours before the run
time expires.
Illustration R
●
The indicator light flashes more quickly 1 hour be-
fore the run time expires.
●
The indicator light and the LED strip on the device
light up when the run time of the decalcification car-
tridge has expired. The floor covering symbols on
the handle do not light up. The pump switches off
automatically (no water steam) to prevent damage
to the device.
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